Thank you very much for your reply. That looks like it could solve my problem. I guess I'd have to code the input fields by hand (i.e. using <INPUT ...> instead of a taglib tag), but that's not at all a problem. However, I've never before seen or used those tags that begin with c:. After a little googling, I discovered they're part of Struts EL. I know I'm not currently using that, and it's not at all clear how to begin using it. I found a wiki page at http://wiki.wsmoak.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?StrutsAndJSTL that just made me more confused; I guess there's some kind of strange heirarchy between all these different version numbers that I'm not seeing. As a sidenote, I've found all the (limited) struts documentation and example websites to be very hard to follow. It seems like much of the struts documentation is out of date or doesn't convey any useful information (or worse, it's just plain wrong). Anyways, back on subject, I'm not sure which version of struts I have - I'm not in charge of server configuration. I couldn't find an easy way to find out what my version is, so I looked inside the struts.jar file in tomcat and I found files with a number of version numbers, the highest being 2.3, which leads me to believe I'm using struts 2.3. So if I'm reading that wiki correctly, now I have to make some kind of decision between Struts-EL and JSTL? Aren't all these tags Struts-EL? Maybe the apache docs were lying to me when they said the "c" taglib was Struts-EL. Please help me straighten out this confusion. Also, I assume the syntax ${variable} is another Struts-EL or c taglib thing... I've also never used that, but I recall seeing it on some doc page eons ago...
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